Camilo José Vergara is best known for his photographs of urban decay in post-industrial America. Now, ten years after the attacks of September 11, he shows us another angle of his work: the World Trade Center's Twin Towers, as they rose and became pillars of the city below them.

For two generations, Lionel Trilling was synonymous with literary criticism, but since his death in 1975, he has been written off as out of date. Adam Kirsch argues that Trilling matters as much as ever.